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Since Monday, a short somewhere in my wiring has been draining my battery (No, it's not the battery or alternator, I had them both checked) I took my car to get inspection/emissions and had them check it. He said the alarm was draining more power than it should. I pulled the alarm brain and disconnected the constant 12+, and ground wires from the alarm harness, and it's still draining. I have work all weekend and school all next week. I've designed a battery kill switch to cut off the battery as a temporary solution until I can diagnose the wiring problem over Christmas break.
Here is the kill switch I've designed: Does this look OK for the application I'm using it for? Would you improve anything? Do you think something is shorting out? Where do you think the short is? Thanks, Alex Cutrara This post has been edited by Cutrara: Dec 17, 2005 - 4:00 PM -------------------- |
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There is no alarm in the car now. This makes me so angry I can't figure this out. I've pulled every fuse, and still, my test light stays on. I wish some more people could help me on this.
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